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I used them at one time. It's nothing more then insurance. Some things are covered completely, others things are not, but usually come with a heavy discount when you use one of their approved lawyers. If you are in a position where you may need legal counsel or legal representation then it is a good deal and a great resource to have. Just like health insurance, if you have a preexisting problem you are limited on what they will cover. It's a good idea to talk with them first if that's the case to make sure you're covered.

Dude, you so totally need help before you, like, blow an o-ring or something. Oh, you forgot about our love for alcohol and premarital sex

Sure, you can use a Dremel with one of the polishing wheels. It'll just take longer to do. Found another larger pic of it (just like rims, the mirror finish fades away when dirty)

My guess is deadeye has been to busy selling walmart ammo to answer any questions...

Metal polish will not work. You will need to get some jewelers rouge and a buffer. (You can get a cheap buffer from Advance for 10-15 bucks.) Below are some crap cell pics If you don't wish to have a mirrored finish then just pay attention and stop buffing once you reach the desired level of polish

Ever wanted to tell your donkey that you love him? Well, now you can Google Translate for Animals

You should put it in a box of brownie bites and see if the wifey will eat it

I 'flaunted' mine to two friends a few years ago that always stated they wanted one, too. They eventually obtained their permits, so the flaunting stopped as my job was completed. As far as 'showing it for id', I will if the permit comes out first. I have a wallet like Daniel's. It has three card slots and a magnetic money clip. My permit and dl are in one slot along with my credit and bank cards (other two hold my receipts and business cards). I very rarely get ID'd but I just don't care if someone sees it when I do, tbh. ID is ID.

Heard that phrase said a couple days ago and though I would investigate. My findings were surprising! After hearing so many older generations say that, one would think "back in their day" no one was the same as his neighbor. Taken in 1931... They all looked alike back then, too! Just think of this when you get old. Or for Mike and Ohshoot, think of it next time you feel like saying it...if your memory will hold out that long.

Hi Amanda. Since he's buying, get a Sig and be done with it

If that's what she want's, then get it. If she want's a target gun that has a perfect trigger, then get a 1911. A trigger isn't the most important thing in a gun for some people. Personally, I don't see why a trigger matters at all for a gun being used as a SD weapon.

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I held out on getting a Sig P238 because of the shortage and price of ammo. I can stand paying 15-17 bucks per 50 for ammo, but there's just no way I'm gonna pay twice that just to be able to shoot. Looks like the price has come down a few bucks since the scare, but it's still not readily available. Maybe in another year or two 380 will get to where it needs to be and I'll be able to finally buy that P238

I gotta move to Memphis! On second thought, Mikes place sounds better. Have I told you lately how pretty your hair is?

My money bets that this is just a ploy to get a Playboy contract. Oh, and I agree. She is cute, and I would "hit and ditch"...but I absolutely hate women like this.

Well, that's true!

I disagree. He's still out money from the fault of another motorist. Take that person to court. Chances of winning that case is much greater, with or with out a lawyer.

I own a 45gap. Good round, really. Not sure why so many dislike it.

I believe I detect a hint of narcissism in her comments...

Oily Navel?

You could use an electronic cutter to cut a stencil.

The factory did not blow up. It was a negligent explosion. or maybe we should call it an oops poof?

Domino's policy isn't out of the ordinary. I've had two driving jobs in the past and they both had similar policies. One was a one week suspension in order for drug test to be done. The other was simply a drug test and suspension until that test was complete. Could be one day... could be one month. Depended on how long the clinic took to do the test and get results back. Neither company cared who was at fault in the accident. It was simply a CYOA policy. However, both companies I worked for had fleet owned vehicles so the liability was 'upped'. But, even driving a privately owned vehicle has it's liability concerns for a company. If you cause a wreck off of the job, it's just your car insurance company's problem. If you cause a wreck while on the job, it's a lawsuit being filled because there's always money behind a company's name.

I own the first two movies and think they're pretty good. Then again, I rather enjoy B-movies like that, though.